Everyone was changed by what unfolded on Sept. 11, 2001. But how were you, personally, changed? Did you join the military? Was your son or daughter born that day? We want to know.
A very active week for Burnsville's finest, including kidnappings, assaults, burglaries and one very hot dog.
Jon Elbaum's last day with the troubled Burnsville Performing Arts Center will be Aug. 31.
Catch up on the latest court news.
Attorney Bill Coughlin took his seat on the Burnsville City Council on Tuesday night after a brief ceremony. Coughlin won the seat in a special election in July, taking more than half the vote.
On Thursday night, school board candidates were asked: What would you do to help bridge cultural gaps? Two answered from experience: Seema Pothini and Clynt Reddy entered school as children of recent immigrants.
The idiosyncratic florist/computer repair shop moved into town in mid-July.
Almost 60 kids in Dakota County need a friend. Could it be you?
To herald the waning days of summer, we've compiled a list of luscious salads perfect for warm nights on the patio.
On Thursday night, the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage Board of Education put nine candidates for a vacant seat up to the test: What policies would they suggest to keep student achievement on the increase even as financial resources dwindle?
We interview the Aussie duo before their concert, which will start at 7:30 p.m. at the Burnsville Performing Arts Center.
Thursday, the mayor and other city officials toured Xcel's Black Dog Power Plant, which is in the process of switching from coal to natural gas.
The Burnsville Police Department reported a handful of arrests, reports of theft and one burglary.
Mayor Elizabeth Kautz writes about the debt agreement passed on Tuesday.
A crowd of candidates are seeking an appointment to Former School Board Member Gail Morrison's seat.
Almost 60 kids in Dakota County need a friend. Could it be you?
Saturday, dozens of Burnsville residents brought their canine companions to Alimagnet Park for a special blessing during the dog days of summer.
Catch up with the latest in court news.
Mayor Elizabeth Kautz welcomes a new council member and offers updates on the Wal-Mart project and other issues.
Father Jim Zappa celebrates 35 years of baptisms, weddings, and funerals.
